Magic Lantern, the free software add-on for some Canon cameras, may one day offer in-camera DNG shooting, at least per a proof-of-concept that has appeared on the company's forums.The proof-of-concept comes from forum administrator 'a1ex,' who details a way in which he got Magic Lantern to produce an in-camera lossless 14-bit DNG file that Adobe's dng_validate accepts. Although most high-end Canon cameras shoot Raw, files are recorded in Canon's proprietary .CRW and .CR2 formats. This proof-of-c...
Magic Lantern, the free software add-on for some Canon cameras, may one day offer in-camera DNG shooting, at least per a proof-of-concept that has appeared on the company's forums.The proof-of-concept comes from forum administrator 'a1ex,' who details a way in which he got Magic Lantern to produce an in-camera lossless 14-bit DNG file that Adobe's dng_validate accepts. Although most high-end Canon cameras shoot Raw, files are recorded in Canon's proprietary .CRW and .CR2 formats. This proof-of-c...
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